News Article Results
453 Euro Players Start Day 3 at WSOP Main Event
by Brendan Murray | Published: Jul 10, '09
… , Raul Spain 306,500 Javier Dominguez Spain 203,100 Paez, Raul Spain 129,400 Macieras, Maria Spain 108,000 Pico, Rafael Spain 103,000 Nunez-Cela, Pedro Spain 100,700 Bozicevich, Riccardo Spain 94,700 Gomez Rebenaque, Jose ManuelSpain 77, …
WSOP -- Complete Day 3 Chip Counts
by Shawn Patrick Green | Published: Jul 09, '09
… 729 Brooks, Gregory 103,200 730 Rohan, James 103,100 731 Pico, Rafael 103,000 732 Terhaar, Mike 102,900 733 Jaoui, David …
WSOP -- Complete Day 2B Chip Counts
by Shawn Patrick Green | Published: Jul 08, '09
… , Chad 72,750 453 Pico, Rafael 72,725 454 Burdsall, Jeff … 2421 Cain, James 20,350 2422 Guerrero, Francisco 20,325 2423 Mcdow, …
WSOP -- Matt Hawrilenko Wins Event No. 56
by Rafael Guerrero | Published: Jul 03, '09
Matt “Hoss_TBF” Hawrilenko can now call himself a million-dollar man after winning Event No. 56 ($5,000 no-limit hold’em six-handed). The penultimate event of the 2009 World Series of Poker saw only the third million-dollar payout of this year’s WSOP go …
WSOP -- Tony Veckey Wins Event No. 54
by Rafael Guerrero | Published: Jul 02, '09
Tony Veckey won his first World Series of Poker bracelet by taking down Event No. 54 ($1,500 no-limit hold’em). It was Veckey’s first ever major tournament win and first WSOP cash. He took home $673,276 for his efforts. Veckey bested a huge field in …
Magazine Article Results
World Series of Poker 2009
| Published: Sep 01, '09
By Julio Rodriguez, Brian Pempus, Ryan Lucchesi, and Rafael Guerrero Event 20: $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold’em It was a battle of England versus Germany in the heads-up final of event 20 at the …
World Series of Poker 2009 — The Battle for Bracelets Part One
by Tournament Reporters | Published: Aug 01, '09
by Julio Rodriguez, Brian Pempus, Ryan Lucchesi, Rafael Guerrero Event 2: $40,000 40th-Anniversary No-Limit Hold’em Winning a bracelet in the 2008 World Series of Poker was the highlight of …
The Wager Zone
by Card Player News Team | Published: Feb 04, '09
… one of the more unpredictable Grand Slam events of the tennis season. With Roger Federer's talents apparently on the wane and Rafael Nadal never looking totally convincing on the hard courts, there could be value about some of the less feted names on tour …
Doing Business in Beijing
by Rick Deere | Published: Aug 01, '08
… kids. Net the Usual Tennis: The immediate quandary for most people in the tennis world is whether to go for Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal. It may not be that clear-cut, though. Federer has a slight edge because of the hard-court surface, but in 2004 …
We Are the Champions
by Rick Deere | Published: Mar 01, '08
… Inter-esting Choice The way the tabloids keep churning out quotes from sources and friends around Anfield, it's hard to imagine Rafael Benitez will still be in charge of Liverpool when this article is finished, let alone when it's published. Ignoring the …